Snog

Wanted some dessert after dinner at Leon and came in to try. Had a little chocolate yogurt, no toppings and was quite happy with the portion size and the flavor.

Compared to the SNOG in Soho, the employees were cold like their frozen yogurt! The other SNOG had friendlier and warmer employees, who were also more welcoming and informative. They really do live up to the frozen yogurt that they make with their body language and facial expressions.
The strawberry flavoured SNOG is overpowering at first, but has a pleasant aftertaste. I personally did not like it. The coconut flavoured SNOG tastes very much alike to yogurt than coconut. Might as well buy yogurt from your local store, if that’s the case.
I gave the two stars for the toppings. The toppings were nice, per usual. I had chocolate fudge brownies and I recommend the combination of a chocolate flavoured SNOG with brownies.
ALSO — remember to ask for a sample before purchasing! It will really save you from the regret of buying nasty flavoured yogurt.
They may not always offer you sauce, so make sure to ask for some sauce drizzled on your yogurt if you would like some! It is FREE.

Used to be good, same product but slow service and shockingly bad topping size, 5 raspberries is not good enough

I love love LOVE frozen yoghurt and I’m very open to all different places (I’m no froyo snob!) but I have to say that this place didn’t light my froghurt world on fire.
They do quite nice flavours like mango, green tea, hazelnut chocolate etc but it’s not as creamy as some other places and a bit tangy. (Ok now I sound like a yoghurt snob) the range of toppings was much less than some of the bigger shops, about 10 different options, but you do get free sauce!
The reason I dropped another star is because the staff are always quite surly, and you can get away with a lot with smiley happy staff!

I am a big fan of frozen yogurt but, in my opinion, this place isnt the perfect place for it. They have amazing topping many selections more than any place but the yogurt itself isnt that good.

I thought this place had a convenient location and a clear pricing model. While not entirely cheap it is a nice place to come with friends. Original is tart and not too sweet, with a medium and three toppings for about five quid.
I like this place enough to come back. Toppings selection is not important to me as I favor fresh fruit toppings and I was happy with the strawberries, mango, and blackberries. Fresh and good and sweet! My only grouse is the price.

Frozen yoghurt with the delicate balance of topping is truly divine.
Snog offers a very quirky décor. Intimate tables and corners. Perfect for a post-​dinner chill. Good for the kids. Better for the dates — especially if you’re corny with the «Snog».
The reason this is not a 5* review is because of the «delicate balance of topping» falling short. And the staff demanding further payment. Also, on the rarest of occasions, the topping isn’t as fresh as one would like for the price.
Nevertheless, highly recommend.

Mmm… frozen yoghurt. Small haven during rainy weather with walls of interesting colourful graffiti. There’s nothing wrong with this place and has great toppings as well.

I’m almost certain my date wanted to snog me here whilst we shared our green tea frozen treat, but I think I was a little too mesmerised by this little fluffy stuff.

There are few things in life that I fancy more than a good snog. Frozen yogurt is one of these things.
By conveniently combining these two desires through a flurry of marketing savvy, a wide selection of tasty toppings and heavy pulls, Snog sits highly on my Fro-yo’s hierarchy of needs pyramid.
I do love a good snog in most all forms and flavours, but I’d highly recommend going au naturel. When the fruit is ripe and the honey is flowing, you can’t go wrong.

Ok here’s time to break a little secret. This is my favorite SNOG, because there is a Ben’s Cookies right around the corner. When I feel like having the best dessert, I get a plain SNOG with no toppings and bring in my Dark Chocolate Chunk Ben’s cookie and just feast!
DELICIOUS :)

I come from California and what pubs are to London, frozen yogurt is to San Diego. What I mean is, we have chains and mom and pop shops hawking fro-​yo from every corner. Thus, many, many options.
Having been in London for over a month now, I’m come to realize that the frozen yogurt selection here is quite limited. So, after having determined I would not come back to Snog after my first visit, I’ll admit I’m been back several times since.
They have three flavors: plain, chocolate, and green tea — all tart. I’ve developed a taste for the chocolate and though it is overpriced, especially with toppings, I cough it up to satisfy my «guilt free» sweet tooth. It’s made with agave nectar (fancy honey) instead of sugar and it’s nearly fat free. I got a no-​topping chocolate yesterday for £3.25, which made my heart hurt a little considering they don’t even fill the cup up all the way.
The yogurt itself is pretty good, if you like tart. If you don’t, head to one of the millions of gelaterias around the area. Cheaper, deliciouser.

More fruit choices is a plus, as well as the nice décor.
But surly staff, too-​sweet yoghurt and a typical price of about £4.50 are all minuses.
How can a bit of yoghurt with fruit chunks cost as much as a Franco Manca pizza? It’s baffling. Save your pounds for better fro-​yo.

How to Snog:
Step One: First, choose the size tub you want depending on how long you’d like the experience to last, remember size does matter (little £2.95, classic £3.95 or big £4.20).
Step Two: Choose whether you’d like to play it safe with a «Natural Snog» or if you fancy something it bit different, try the «GreenTea Snog» or maybe a classic, dark «Chocolate Snog». (I’ve Snogged about a bit and found that all the flavours are really good).
Step Three: Choose from the twenty healthy, or not so good for you, toppings (70p each) to add to your Snog (everyone likes a little something extra).
I usually go for the «Green Tea Snog» with mango chunks and kiwi slices, but if I’m feeling particularly wanton I’ll have a ‘Naughty Snog’ which is any flavour frozen yogurt topped with brownie and Oreo cookie chunks. Heaven.
The great thing about this place is that you can Snog long into the night as it stays open until midnight, so rushed and probably regrettable ten to two-​esq Snogging can be avoided. Plus you can either take your Snog home or sit inside to enjoy it. Thankfully, no yucky hidden ingredients are lurking and the menu includes the calorie content of each Snog so for once you know exactly what you’re getting yourself into.
There, good Snogging made simple

I was heading home from Park Nights at the Serpentine Gallery last Friday and craving something sweet and unhealthy when I felt myself lured in to Snog instead. My body obviously felt in need of delicious wholesome yoghurt and fruit — who was I to deny it?
I’ll agree with some other comments about the prices — this stuff certainly doesn’t come cheap, but the portions are pretty generous and you really can taste the quality. The very friendly chap serving was happy to let me test the different flavours of yoghurt before ordering and I fell in love with the plain version, finding the chocolate quite underwhelming. I didn’t realise there was a green tea option until my order was being assembled so I’ll have to go back and try that next time.
Choosing toppings was difficult as there are so many yummy looking ones including raspberries, mango pieces, brownies, mini Oreos and granola and you only get two or three included. It’d be easy to load your cup up and spend an absolute fortune so I restrained myself. As is often the case with these sorts of snacks, I’d suggest putting some topping in to the cup when it’s half full of yoghurt before filling it up completely and adding more to the top — this would give a more even mixture of topping and yoghurt which I think would be an improvement.
The loyalty card is a nice touch and I’ll certainly keep hold of it for my next visit. Snog is not an everyday option because of the cost but next time I fancy a wholesome, tasty treat my thoughts will turn to frozen yoghurt.

Argh the pain of writing of this review. I am a huge fan of frozen yoghurt, having discovered on my trips to the USA. Fro yo outlets abound, especially in California, where you self serve from a choice of different flavoured yoghurts before adding a variety of whatever toppings you fancy with the final price depending on weight.
Unilocal reviews had alerted me to Snog opening and I was so sure this was going to be a 5 star review. However, I got a shock when I arrived at the funky store and looked at the menu board. How much? Only 1,2 or 3 toppings?
I rubbed my eyes and looked again. My stomach pulled me towards the counter but my brain and wallet pulled me away. I could see the delicious pieces of fruit behind the counter, knowing I would have to choose between them rather than piling them all on as I do in the USA.
‘Would you like to try a sample?’ asked the assistant behind the counter. I nodded in silence and the wonderful sweet and slightly tart taste of the yoghurt in my mouth almost made me order on impulse but ultimately, the lack of choice of toppings made me leave, sad and unsated…

A connoisseur of tart frozen yogurt — yes, I am. I come from the world of Pinkberry’s, Yoforia, Yogurtworld, etc.
This frozen yogurt tasted like it had been spun around too much — little airy bubbles tasted like they were in the yogurt. Too sweet and creamy too.
Okay if you’re in a rut for tart frozen yogurt — but it’s SUPER expensive (3.55 for a small) and the toppings were piled into a tiny counter on top of each other, not appealing.
Itsu probably has better fro yo.

As a guy, I have to say that the place looks really girlish, and is a bit of a gimmick. A few quid for a cup of low fat yoghurty thing that has no taste! Having said that, I can see the attraction of the place, and definitely maybe somewhere to bring a date for dessert as she won’t feel so guilty about putting on the pounds.
Plus i agree with the comments that it has a weird aftertaste. Even though I had the green tea one, it had this sourish medicinal taste after I was halfway through the cup. Interesting

Do you remember the last time you had a really delicious frozen yogurt? Now times that by 200! Snog is a wonderful place to chill. I come here for the relaxing mood and also for the fat-​free, non-​dairy delight. Here you can mix and match fruit, sweets and yogurt to create your own tasty treat!
Snog has mood lighting, music and even a mural. The yogurt shop is reminiscent of a perfect summer’s day. There is a projection of a blue sky and clouds on the ceiling and a print that looks like grass on the floor. The staff is friendly and the yogurt speaks for itself.

SNOG! Come here and sit in the most ‘designed’ interior you’ve ever been in (no bad thing, you sit at fluffy white mushrooms, and the art they’ve got on the walls goes outside and drips down onto the pavement).
And EAT SOME YOGHURT DRINK! It’s a gimmick, but they’re nice. Really nice, eat some topping, sit with friends and feel really 21^st-​century.
It is gimmicky, but, the mainstay of SNOG are quite nice, MMmm yoghurt drinks. I had green tea yoghurt drink… Lovely